1968 Pontiac Firebird Rolling Chassis With Tci Tubular Ifs, 4 Link And Subframe on 2040-cars
Island Park, New York, United States
Engine:6.6L 400Cu. In. V8 GAS Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
Drive Type: U/K
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 1
Model: Firebird
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 400
Up for Auction is a 1968 Pontiac Firebird. I have been working on this car for the last eight years. All of the heavy metal work has been done with all of the major rust ares removed and new metal welded in. Including but not limited to complete one piece floor with toe boards, new quarters, outer door skins, complete trunk and rear frame rails. The front clip is completely new -hood fenders, rad support ect. It had a rotiserie restoration on the metal work. the interior metal and jams have been based and cleared. The undercarriage is also painted and cleared with undercoating. The body was based and ready for final prep for paint but since has been moved around to multiple locations causing small dings all around. I would say that it would have to be gone over again repair any imperfections prior to final refinishing. The suspension is all new from Total Cost Involved the front IFS has the chrome and show package with the willwood brakes and stainless/chrome springs and arms. It also has matching tubular subframe connectors matted to a TCI 4 link rear suspension with coilovers. they are adjustable at all 4 corners. the front IFS will take any chevy motor big block or small block some with or without adaptors. The transmission cross member is adjustible as well. The car does not come the 496 showed in one of the pictures it was pulled a month ago and sold. It does come with a i-didit stainless steering column, fuel cell, radiator, transmission cooler with fan and complete new wiring harness(partial installed). The interior metal has been treated with acoustic sound deadiner in spray and sheet form. The door handles have been shaved and so has the rear fuel filler door and rear quarter markers. The tci chassis parts alone were 10,000.00. the metal and body work another 18000.00. The rims and tires are new boss rims 20 in the rear and 18 in the front with yokohama tires s-drives another 1800.00. This car is sold as is where is. buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements and costs. Please checkout the pictures and ask any questions prior to bidding. This is a project car with no power train. Reserve has been set way less than half of what i have into the car!
On Jan-12-13 at 07:04:06 PST, seller added the following information:
On Jan-12-13 at 07:08:06 PST, seller added the following information:
This car has no engine or transmission. I'm selling it without the interior and glass. So please read the entire description and ask me any question prior to bidding.
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